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07 Nov 2019

2019 ACEM Foundation Lecture by Bob Brown

The Australasian College for Emergency Medicine (ACEM) extends an invitation to attend the 2019 ACEM Foundation Lecture, to be held in Hobart on 18 November in conjunction with the College’s Annual Scientific Meeting (ASM).

01 Nov 2019

It’s about time we discussed time - ACEM President

As you know, in Australia, we have been working with a 4-hour Time-based Target (TBT) for some time now.

31 Oct 2019

Lean in: beating impostor syndrome

FACEM Sophie Wallace tweeted in early September that she had sent in EOIs for positions on ACEM’s Council of Education entities. Last week, she returned to Twitter. She was in. We spoke to Sophie about beating impostor syndrome

31 Oct 2019

ASM Presents: David Bertoni

As FACEM David Bertoni prepares to play at the ASM dinner, we spoke to him about the road less travelled

31 Oct 2019

New triage system to improve emergency care at MHPH

A new triage and patient flow system has been launched in the Emergency Department (ED) at Mount Hagen Provincial Hospital (MHPH).

31 Oct 2019

ACEM welcomes draft Productivity Commission report into mental health

The Australasian College for Emergency Medicine (ACEM) welcomes the release of the draft Productivity Commission report into mental health.

31 Oct 2019

ACEM statement on Tasmanian Coronial Inquest media reports

The Australasian College for Emergency Medicine (ACEM) acknowledges this week’s deeply distressing media reports from a Tasmanian Coronial Inquest.

29 Oct 2019

Notice on College Ceremony and AGM

Important notice regarding changes to the timing of the College Ceremony and AGM on 17 November 2019

29 Oct 2019

ASM Presents: Aloima Taufilo Teatu

Aloima Taufilo Teatu will present at this year’s ASM. The ACEM Scholar is the first emergency medicine-trained doctor in Tuvalu and will speak on her lived experience of climate change

14 Oct 2019

Joint statement on Medevac laws from college presidents

ACEM President Dr Simon Judkins has joined the presidents of 10 other medical colleges as a co-signatory to the following statement calling on the Australian Parliament to maintain Medevac law.